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After the Jews of Egypt , Watch The Italians of Egypt

Just like Jewish community in Egypt , there was big Italian community in Egypt prior 1952. The community found a place in Egypt since 19th century.Spot 1 and Al Jazeera Documentary decide to explore the...

Posted May 18 2013, 02:56 AM by Egyptian Chronicles

Filed under: Egypt, society, media, citizen Journalism, Culture, Video, Europe, Arts, Egyptian Life, Minorities, Egyptian History

Hsoub Ad Network announces new advertising tools: Video Ads and Rich Media ads

In a major addition to its advertising network, Hsoub Ads, one of the largest advertising platform and ad network in Arabia has announced the implementation of two new online advertising mediums: Pre-roll...

Posted May 02 2013, 07:22 AM by ArabCrunch

Filed under: Arab World, Internet, Europe, UK, e-marketing, hsoub, ad network

PC shipments in Europe, Middle East and Africa fell to 21.8m in Q1 2013, down 20.2% from last year

The number of PCs shipped in Europe, the Middle East and Africa decreased by 20.2 percent in the first quarter of 2013 compared to the same period the year before,... Keep reading → Read More...

Posted Apr 19 2013, 08:59 AM by The Next Web » Middle East

Filed under: middle east, africa, Europe, Insider

My Two Cents about #Femen and Their #Jihad !!

This twitter message summarizes what I want to say about Femen and their Topless Jihad. #Femen #muslimahpride #toplessjihadday "I do not need patriarchal states or eurocentric feminists to dictate...

Posted Apr 05 2013, 12:51 AM by Egyptian Chronicles

Filed under: society, Women, citizen Journalism, Photos, Islam, Arab, Religion, Europe, Just Opinion

#Giza Pyramids celebrate #St.Patrick’s Day

The Embassy of Ireland in Cairo celebrated the St. Patrick's Day , the National Day of Ireland last Thursday in a very creative way. The pyramids and Sphinx turned green that night :) Happy St.Patrick...

Posted Mar 17 2013, 04:21 AM by Egyptian Chronicles

Filed under: Egypt, society, citizen Journalism, Photos, history, Europe, Tourism

Opera for Android launched in beta

Opera browser for Android is now out in a beta version, providing mobile web navigation that is sleeker and easier to use than ever. The completely redesigned Opera for Android is the result of a passion...

Posted Mar 05 2013, 07:10 AM by ArabCrunch

Filed under: Europe, android, Tech, browser, opera

Small is beautiful, tiny is better

As proved by the London-based artist, Slinkachu. Little People commenced in 2006 with remodeled railway people distributed around the city in an array of scenarios. The effect transcends the Lilliputian...

Posted Feb 25 2013, 02:28 AM by Caledoniyya

Filed under: Culture, art, Europe, Pop Culture, War Child, Little People, Slinkachu

Opera switches to webkit for its desktop and mobile browser reaches 300 million users

Opera Software today announced reaching the milestone of 300 million monthly users across all its browser products on phones, tablets, TVs and computers. “300 million marks the first lap, but the...

Posted Feb 13 2013, 03:37 AM by ArabCrunch

Filed under: Internet, Europe, opera, browsers, webkit

Lenovo grows share in EMEA and becomes #2 player ahead of competitors

Moves up to #4 in Middle East and Africa with 36.3% YTY growth Grows UAE market share to 13.9% with a 52.8% YTY growth The latest preliminary results from IDC* for 4Q12 show that Lenovo has taken the #2...

Posted Jan 21 2013, 09:15 AM by ArabCrunch

Filed under: Arab World, africa, Europe, china, Rank, Tech, laptops, Lenavo, EMA

In light of the French Crusader Campaign in Mali: Jihadi Hackers Bring Down the Website of the French Defense Ministry

As France started military crusader against the Islamic movements who control northern Mali the French government stepped up security in the country expecting retaliatory strikes at the heart of France...

Posted Jan 13 2013, 01:24 PM by ArabCrunch

Filed under: Arab World, Internet, africa, Europe, Security, France, Mali, Hackers, Secuirty, Tech & Politics, islamic hackers, hacktivisem

Tunes for a Northern Winter Morn

This year started on a anomalous weather note: on 3 January it was 14*C in the north of England and as dusk fell, birds sang. A May evening had seemingly supplanted the winter and we dared not hope this...

Posted Jan 10 2013, 02:13 AM by Caledoniyya

Filed under: Music, Culture, Europe, Weather, sweden, England, tunes

Not a representative Diplomatic Action

At the same time we got this huge political crisis with UAE , we have got a diplomatic crisis with Cyprus, yes Cyprus and it does not involved the offshore gas fields. It involves our ambassador in Cyprus...

Posted Jan 04 2013, 06:50 AM by Egyptian Chronicles

Filed under: Egypt, media, citizen Journalism, politics, Video, Europe

12 propositions for action to promote innovation in the Mediterranean

In a globalised economy, developing innovation is a key factor in creating and securing jobs, especially in times of crisis. The Marseille Centre for Mediterranean Integration (CMI) through the IT1 programme...

Posted Nov 29 2012, 07:19 AM by ArabCrunch

Filed under: Arab World, Europe, innovation, study, Research, mediterranean, resreach

Google shuts down dedicated Motorola Mobility sites for Asia, Europe, Middle East, and Africa

Soon after purchasing Motorola Mobility for $12.5 billion, Google announced it would make deep cuts into the company’s staff, reducing headcount by some 4,000. As part of that effort, Motorola.....

Posted Nov 25 2012, 11:17 AM by The Next Web » Middle East

Filed under: News, middle east, africa, Europe, Google, mobile, Asia

Silvio, Everywhere

It’ll be a late one tonight, dreaming up exceedingly nightmarish security/ethical scenarios for the students to solve before their trip to Jordan next month. But really, could anything be more nightmarish...

Posted Nov 21 2012, 01:02 PM by Caledoniyya

Filed under: politics, Europe, Frivolities & Miscellaeny, Italia, fun stuff

The Europas return with new awards celebrating the best startups from across Europe and the Middle East

European tech startup awards ceremony The Europas is back and set to be more inclusive than ever, with new regional and country-specific awards. As a European company, The Next Web... Keep reading →...

Posted Nov 20 2012, 05:05 AM by The Next Web » Middle East

Filed under: News, middle east, Events, Europe

A Dose of Lovely

A delightful dose of lovely to brighten this winter day, courtesy of Sofia Loren. Read More...

Posted Nov 10 2012, 04:12 AM by Caledoniyya

Filed under: Europe, film, Beauty, Imagery, Frivolities & Miscellaeny, Italia

The “Ghosts of War”

As November 11th approaches, Remembrance Day here in Canada, the ravages of wars past become prominent in our consciousness. This is not to say that the memories and realities of war (both past and present...

Posted Nov 06 2012, 07:56 PM by Suffonsifisms: Close to Home

Filed under: Life, history, Europe, Photography, war, Canada, Italy, WWII, France, WWI, Remembrance Day

The best photo indeed to represent #Egypt

This photo won the first prize in a photo competition held by the Dutch ministry of foreign affairs. It was taken by the embassy of Netherlands in Cairo at the famous Friday market "Flea popular market"...

Posted Oct 04 2012, 08:17 AM by Egyptian Chronicles

Filed under: Egypt, society, citizen Journalism, Photos, Europe, Egyptian Life, Photo Of The Week

#25S : What is taking place in #Spain !?

It seems to me that Madrid is on fire , today thousands of protesters encircled the Spanish Congress in Madrid in huge danger and the Spanish anti-riot forces seemed to have some training in Egypt and...

Posted Sep 25 2012, 09:36 AM by Egyptian Chronicles

Filed under: Human Rights, citizen Journalism, Photos, politics, Democracy, Video, Europe, Economy

Documentaries Times : Egypt's Stolen Billions

And here is it online in Arabic , BBC Arabic's documentary "Egypt's Stolen Billions". I hope you enjoy watching it and please tell me what you think. Read More...

Posted Sep 06 2012, 01:01 AM by Egyptian Chronicles

Filed under: Egypt, media, citizen Journalism, Video, Follow Up, Europe, Economy, films, Post revolution

Shall the British ambassador be summoned over this !??

BBC Arabic produced a very important documentary called “Egypt’s stolen billion” about Mubarak’s assets in the UK and it is much watch now in this very critical time. According to this important documentary...

Posted Sep 03 2012, 04:54 AM by Egyptian Chronicles

Filed under: Egypt, media, citizen Journalism, politics, Video, Europe, Economy

Repose

START-UP NATION

Book: Start-up nation: The story of Israel’s economics miracle, Dan Senor and Saul Singer, 2009. I have been waiting to read this book for a long time. Today, I checked it out from our public library...

Posted Aug 08 2012, 11:47 AM by Anonymous

Filed under: Jordan, middle east, Israel, Arab, politics, Europe, Economy, Middle-East, British, israeli scientists

#London2012 : Let the games and scandals start !!

The Egyptian flag at Olympic village by Ahmed Al Nemer This is the last thing I want to write about our Olympics , I did not want to start writing about a scandal !! I knew about the story for two days...

Posted Jul 24 2012, 10:12 PM by Egyptian Chronicles

Filed under: Egypt, society, Women, citizen Journalism, Europe, Sports, Corruption, Egyptian Life

Nokia to pull out of Iranian capital Tehran by the end of August over EU sanctions

Struggling phone maker Nokia is to close its regional offices in Tehran as a direct result of sanctions recently imposed on EU companies by the European Union over Iran’s controversial... Read More...

Posted Jul 14 2012, 03:21 AM by The Next Web » Middle East

Filed under: middle east, Europe, nokia, Iran, mobile, Tehran, EU, European Union, Insider

First legal victory for Wikileaks in its battle against financial blockhead

In a case against Valitor, formerly VISA Iceland, Reykjavík District Court just ruled the company had violated contract laws by blocking credit card donations to Wikileaks. After WikiLeaks’ publications...

Posted Jul 13 2012, 04:41 AM by ArabCrunch

Filed under: Internet, Europe, e-commerce, Wikileaks, Tech & Politics, Obama's Promise, Obama Promise

Heads up, EMEA startups: Check out the Webit Congress StartUp Challenge

Later this year, you’ll be able to find The Next Web (more specifically, me) at the huge international Webit Congress in Istanbul, Turkey. While the organizers are putting together an... Read More...

Posted Jul 09 2012, 07:03 AM by The Next Web » Middle East

Filed under: middle east, Events, africa, Europe, entrepreneur, Webit Congress StartUp Challenge 2012, Webit, Webit Congress, Webit Congress StartUp Challenge

Four Fabulous Looks for Men this Summer

Most American cities have a record high temperature that lasted for days and in some cities lasted for weeks. I have been wearing shorts almost everyday since Jeans would be uncomfortable in this extreme...

Posted Jul 08 2012, 06:57 AM by Anonymous

Filed under: Culture, Arab, Europe, Men, USA, fashion, Asia, clothing, style, dishdasha, baggy pants, hot weather

Belated Happy Independence Day Algeria

Yesterday Algeria celebrated the 50th anniversary of Algeria’s independence. It is a huge event already in Algeria , after all its independence from France was a big bitter military and political battle...

Posted Jul 06 2012, 01:58 AM by Egyptian Chronicles

Filed under: media, citizen Journalism, history, politics, Europe, maghreb

Content discovery startup Jinni launches its first set-top box

The entertainment discovery engine Jinni is launching its first set-top box as part of its ongoing partnership with the Belgian telecommunications operator Belgacom, the Israeli startup announced today...

Posted Jun 26 2012, 07:50 AM by The Next Web » Middle East

Filed under: middle east, media, Uncategorized, Europe

Eric Schmidt hung out in Israel, says it feels peaceful and ‘very much like Silicon Valley’

Google chairman Eric Schmidt was in Israel last week, pleasing the crowds at a Tel Aviv conference by praising the engineers that come out of the ‘tech miracle’ and saying... Read More...

Posted Jun 25 2012, 11:59 PM by The Next Web » Middle East

Filed under: middle east, Israel, Europe, Google, Eric Schmidt, Insider

Science is a Women Thing Too

The European Commission made a video aimed at making science appealing to young women, but seems that the video had a negative effect with all criticize it received online after it was released. They even...

Posted Jun 22 2012, 08:05 AM by Not Green Data

Filed under: Women, Life, Europe, Humanities

#Houlah : This will not stop the killing

Girls from Al Houlah , I wonder if they were alive I hope they are Several countries from around the globe have expelled the Syrian ambassadors as an official reaction yesterday after the terrible Al Houlah...

Posted May 29 2012, 09:10 AM by Egyptian Chronicles

Filed under: Human Rights, media, citizen Journalism, politics, Syria, Follow Up, Europe, National Security, Gulf

Samsung Galaxy S III comes to 28 markets in Europe and Middle East, will go worldwide in July

Korea electronics giant Samsung has announced that the Samsung Galaxy S III, its much-anticipated new smartphone, has launched in 28 markets across Europe and the Middle East today, with plans... Read...

Posted May 28 2012, 09:31 PM by The Next Web » Middle East

Filed under: middle east, Europe, mobile

#Egyelections : Egyptian Expats Vote “Round 1”

And Presidential Elections Committee “PEC” has declared the results of the presidential elections of the Egyptian expats in 165 countries around the globe tonight except Saudi Arabia. The presidential...

Posted May 21 2012, 08:49 AM by Egyptian Chronicles

Filed under: Egypt, citizen Journalism, politics, Europe, nature, Elections, Numbers, Elections 2012

It’s not just Brazil: Apple’s new iPad launching in 30 territories this weekend

The new iPad is coming to 30 additional territories on May 11th and May 12th, Apple announced on its site today. While we already knew that the tablet would become... Read More...

Posted May 08 2012, 02:09 PM by The Next Web » Middle East

Filed under: middle east, africa, Europe, Apple, Asia, Latin America

Re:Publica and The BOBs

This yeas I was selected to become a jury-member of Deutsche Welle's Best of Blog Awards, the BOBs . The BOBs was launched in 2004 and it honours websites in 11 languages that champion the open exchange...

Posted May 06 2012, 12:16 PM by NotGD

Filed under: Personal, Egypt, media, Blogging, Travel, Events, Europe

And France has got a new president called #Hollande

Dear Egyptian chronicles readers meet France’s new president Françoise Hollande , the second socialist president to rule France after Francoise Mitterrand President Hollande of France The 24th President...

Posted May 06 2012, 08:37 AM by Egyptian Chronicles

Filed under: Egypt, media, politics, Democracy, Europe, Elections, Elections 2012

MarkaVIP, the largest private sales club in the Middle East, raises $10m Series B

Private sales clubs, often dubbed flash sales sites, are not-so-slowly gaining traction everywhere around the world. You likely know how it works by now: these online clubs are exclusive and... Read More...

Posted Apr 25 2012, 04:14 PM by The Next Web » Middle East

Filed under: middle east, Europe, MarkaVIP, Insider, Prime Ventures, Invus, Hummingbird Ventures

The Return of Youssef Boutros Ghali !!

And here is Youssef Boutros Ghali running like a chicken when an Egyptian young man in London. London : Youssef Ghali The young man who spotted Ghali is an Egyptian doctor called Mohamed Abdel Ghanny Read...

Posted Apr 14 2012, 09:43 AM by Egyptian Chronicles

Filed under: Egypt, media, citizen Journalism, politics, Video, mideast, Europe, Economy, UK, Justice, Corruption, london, Interpol, wanted, Youssef Boutros Ghali

France Bans More Muslim scholars

France has decided to ban 4 Muslim scholars from entering its territories. The four scholars are : Egyptian Sheikh Safwat Hegazy , a former mufti of Jerusalem Akrama Sabri , Saudi clerics Ayed Bin Abdullah...

Posted Mar 29 2012, 08:11 AM by Egyptian Chronicles

Filed under: media, citizen Journalism, Islam, politics, Religion, Europe, Terrorism, RACISM, France, Islamophobia, Safwat Hegazy, El Qarni, Toulouse Massacre, Akrama Sabri, Basfar, Qaradawy

Confirmed: Peak Games Acquired Saudi based Game Developer Kammelna For 10 million USD [Exclusive]

News surfaced end of last month that Saudi based Kammelna Games! has been acquired by Turkish game developer Peak games! a maker of social games. Sources familiar with the matter has confirmed to ArabCrunch...

Posted Mar 05 2012, 09:56 AM by ArabCrunch

Filed under: Arab World, Internet, Europe, Facebook, Social Media, Startup News, gaming, VC & Capital

Wikileaks Post leaked US intelligence firm Stratfor’s Emails Revealing its Unethical Work

Wikileaks has published today email files of US intelligence company Stratfor that fronts as an intelligence publisher, but provides confidential intelligence services to large corporations, such as Bhopal’s...

Posted Feb 27 2012, 11:20 AM by ArabCrunch

Filed under: Arab World, Internet, Europe, USA, Security, Mossad, CIA, FBI, Wikileaks, Tech & Politics, Wikileaks new leaks, Stratfor

#Syrian Revolution : What do you expect in a war zone ? “+18 Graphic”

Today the West was shocked after knowing that two Western journalists have been killed after their media center has been shelled earlier this morning. There are other journalists and reporters including...

Posted Feb 21 2012, 07:03 PM by Egyptian Chronicles

Filed under: media, citizen Journalism, politics, Video, Syria, Europe, war, National Security

Senior Salem ,you are not Egyptian indeed

I'm Spanish, my children are Spanish, my grandchildren are Spanish. We here long, have become friends, have done business. And the accusations coming from Egypt are politically motivated Salem ,the...

Posted Feb 12 2012, 06:02 PM by Egyptian Chronicles

Filed under: Egypt, citizen Journalism, politics, Video, Europe, Corruption, Egyptian Faces, Egyptian, trials, Hussein Salem, Madrid

Now Britain Helps the Water Thieves

by Stuart Littlewood British Water’s complicity with the Israeli occupation authorities who are not only stealing Palestinian water, but also overseeing the flooding of Palestinian fields and villages...

Posted Feb 09 2012, 09:03 PM by Intifada Palestine

Why Did Palestinian Refugees Come to Lebanon?

Franklin Lamb The current fate of Palestinian refugees in Lebanon, living for decades in inhumane conditions worse that any refugees on earth. Read More...

Posted Feb 07 2012, 06:54 AM by Intifada Palestine

Regarding the Pregnant Spanish minister of defense

Today the hot photo shared over FB profiles , pages and groups in Egypt is the photo of Spanish ex-minister of defense Carme Chacón when she was pregnant on how women can be minister of defense while they...

Posted Jan 08 2012, 01:35 AM by Egyptian Chronicles

Filed under: Egypt, citizen Journalism, Photos, politics, mideast, Europe, Facebook, Egyptian Life, National Security, Egyptian Army, Just Opinion, spain, SCAF, egyptiab army, Carme Chacon

Dear Russia , Germany and France keep your concerns to yourselves !!!

And so Russia is deeply concern over the death sentence the prosecution demanded in the Mubarak’s trial asking Egypt to consider the old age and health condition in a statement issued by the Russian ministry...

Posted Jan 06 2012, 11:09 PM by Egyptian Chronicles

Filed under: Egypt, citizen Journalism, National, Follow Up, Europe, Mubarak, Caucasus, Russia, France, Laws, Trial, trials, Capital punishment

Report: Smartphones account for just 27% of all mobile phones worldwide

It is easy to obsess over the latest iPhone or Android devices, but smartphones continue to represent a minority of mobile devices on the plant, according to new analysis from... Read More...

Posted Nov 28 2011, 07:01 PM by The Next Web » Middle East

Filed under: middle east, africa, Europe, mobile, Asia, United States

The final solution of the Jewish question

When I was in school history was my favorite subject. Nowadays, I still get the same excitement as when I was a kid when I learn something new about some culture or a new piece of history. Understanding...

Posted Nov 26 2011, 09:01 PM by Jaraad

Filed under: Movies, middle east, Israel, Arab, Religion, Europe, USA, Muslims

The Jewish question*

When I was in school history was my favorite subject. Nowadays, I still get the same excitement as when I was a kid when I learn something new about some culture or a new piece of history. Understanding...

Posted Nov 26 2011, 09:01 PM by Jaraad

Filed under: Movies, middle east, Israel, Arab, Religion, Europe, USA, Muslims

International business plan competition offers 1 Million USD Award

Preston & Walker Pte Ltd. singapore based investment firm is offering 1 Million USD for the most promising business plan with a global scope. “Our aim really is to look for the next big thing...

Posted Nov 20 2011, 12:03 AM by ArabCrunch

Filed under: Arab World, Internet, africa, Europe, USA, Asia, Startups, Entrepreneurship, business plan competition, Latin America, VC & Capital

Twitter Added United Arab Emirates and Turkey to Local Trending Topics

Twitter trending topics are the most discussed topics on Twitter, last year Twitter added local trending topics to some US cities and some countries around the world, where it buzzed the most discussed...

Posted Nov 19 2011, 08:31 AM by ArabCrunch

Filed under: Arab World, Internet, UAE, Europe, Turkey, Social Media, twitter, Trending Topics

Netanyahu is a Liar… but so are the Leaders of America and the West

by Al Quds Al-Arabi Benjamin Netanyahu may well be "a liar", as Sarkozy claimed, but he is not alone on the world stage. The only difference is that he has had the courage to say it out loud...

Posted Nov 10 2011, 04:51 AM by Intifada Palestine

Bye, Bye, Berlu

There are many reasons to be happy: the scent of autumn leaves, the blanket of grey cloud that can be … Continue reading » Read More...

Posted Nov 08 2011, 02:24 PM by Caledoniyya

Filed under: politics, Europe, Italy, Italia, Berlusconi

Berlin, Assad and Sunsets

Belated, but here no less: Whoever lives in Berlin note, and doesn’t die of Liberalism, will never die of vexation! … Continue reading » Read More...

Posted Oct 29 2011, 09:32 AM by Caledoniyya

Filed under: Travel, Syria, Europe, Germany, Berlin

From Cairo to Athens

It's always interesting to visit new places and then share your experience with others. I visited Jordan three years ago and blogged about it . I also visited Santiago, Chile and London recently, but...

Posted Oct 21 2011, 07:28 AM by Not Green Data

Filed under: society, Travel, Europe, world, Greece

UK: They've Got Internet

I've been to London last December. It was my first time there, well I had a transit there last year but it doesn't count. Anyway, you might be wondering what is the thing that I liked the most...

Posted Oct 21 2011, 07:23 AM by Not Green Data

Filed under: society, Internet, Technology, Travel, Europe, world

Notes from Greece

Syntagma: I arrived to Athens on Thursday, June 30th. I decided to go visit their Tahrir Square (aka Syntagma Square ). The moment I arrived to the metro station beneath the square, I felt how similar...

Posted Oct 21 2011, 07:23 AM by Not Green Data

Filed under: politics, Travel, Europe, world, Freedom, Greece

Van Damme in Cairo

After Sean Penn , we got Van Damme in Cairo !! Jean Claude Van Damme has arrived to Cairo today and tomorrow he will appear for the first time on TV with Sherif Amer and Lobna at 8 PM. Honestly he seemed...

Posted Oct 17 2011, 07:52 AM by Egyptian Chronicles

Filed under: Egypt, society, media, citizen Journalism, Europe, Cairo, Caucasus, Chechnya, Al Hayat TV, Sean Penn, Sherif Amer, Hilary Swank, Sayid Badawy, Van Damme, Ramzan Kadyrov

Problems with BlackBerry Services in Arab world and Europe, Millions cut off

A number of mobile operators reported over Twitter that BlackBerry service is off in the Arab world and Europe due to problems from RIM. Mobinil one of Egypt’s mobile operators says over Twitter...

Posted Oct 10 2011, 06:57 AM by ArabCrunch

Filed under: Arab World, Internet, Europe, mobile, Telecom, BlackBerry

Once Upon A Sunday…

Like my blog, my camera has been woefully neglected – until today: Read More...

Posted Sep 25 2011, 04:02 PM by Caledoniyya

Filed under: Europe, Photography, Imagery, Britain, September

There is no demand for redhead babies?

I am not sure whether women find redhead men attractive or not but most men do find redhead women very attractive. The less number of redheads there are the prettier they look. Although redhead women are...

Posted Sep 22 2011, 09:26 AM by Jaraad

Filed under: Culture, Family, Europe

Khaled Said on Berlin’s Wall

Khaled Said's portrait on part of the historical Berlin wall. We are all Khaled Said "Berlin Wall" It was painted by Andreas von Chrzanowski aka Case, the Arabic calligraphy was made by Mohamed...

Posted Sep 20 2011, 11:01 PM by Egyptian Chronicles

Filed under: Human Rights, Egypt, society, citizen Journalism, Photos, Culture, National, Europe, Arts, Courts, Khaled Said, #Jan25, Berlin Wall, Andreas Von Chrzanowski, Mohamed Gaber

Microsoft Promotes Ali Faramawy from Egypt to Corporate Vice President

Microsoft Corp. announced the promotion of Ali Faramawy to Corporate Vice President Microsoft Corporation and President – Microsoft Middle East & Africa. The promotion recognizes Faramawy’s strong...

Posted Sep 19 2011, 04:08 AM by ArabCrunch

Filed under: Egypt, Arab World, people, Europe, microsoft

Turkey-based VC TIMAR Ventures Invests 1 Million USD in Jordanian Startup Accelerator Oasis500

It seems folks at Oasis500 are boycotting ArabCrunch, they do not send us their news nor invite us to their press events, even after repeated calls from our side! In a press release handed to the media...

Posted Sep 18 2011, 06:11 AM by ArabCrunch

Filed under: Jordan, Arab World, Europe, Turkey, Startup Accelerator, VC & Capital, Incubators, Oasis500

Raouf Boutros Ghali To be extradited from Spain !?

This news was published yesterday in the official website of the Spanish ministry of Justice : El Gobierno acuerda continuar el trámite de extradición del exministro de Finanzas egipcio Raouf Boutros Ghali...

Posted Sep 17 2011, 06:03 AM by Egyptian Chronicles

Filed under: Egypt, citizen Journalism, politics, Europe, Economy, Corruption, Egyptian Faces, spain, politic, Finance, Taxes, Youssef Ghali, Post revolution, Extradition

Lacoste's New Face in Egypt

So Lacoste is angry that Norwegian terrorist Anders Behring Breivik was spotted while wearing nice red Lacoste sweater , Breivik in Lacoste "Reuters" well I wonder what Lacoste is going to say...

Posted Sep 11 2011, 06:34 AM by Egyptian Chronicles

Filed under: Egypt, society, citizen Journalism, Photos, Culture, Europe, Mubarak, fashion, In the wind's direction, Anders Behring Breivik, Mubarak trial, Lacoste

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